6" x 6" oil on gessoed panel~inspired by the Clam Chair and Birth of Venus by Botticelli~
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About Me
- kimberly applegate
- ---NUTSHELL BIO--- I earned my BFA from the Art Academy of Cincinnati in 1999 and participated in the New York Studio Program through Parsons. I've schlepped a backpacker's easel across Europe trying to connect to my "painter ancestors"--they weren't kidding about the light in south of France. And if I ever win an Oscar for painting I will thank Vermeer, Kahlo, Hopper, Richter and Barney, to name just a few.
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1 comment:
I don't know how you do it coming up with clever things each painting. You are so creative!
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